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Nonprofit hosts fundraiser honoring former NEMCC police chief
SUMMARY: A Boonville nonprofit, Project Domino Effect, is hosting a fundraiser in memory of former campus police chief Chief Anthony Anderson, who passed away earlier this year. The fundraiser will be the first Chief Anthony Anderson Law Enforcement versus Fire Allstar Memorial softball game, scheduled for October as part of the Boonville Main Street Association Fall Festival. The event will take place at the Northeast Mississippi Community College Lady Tigers softball field. 20% of the funds raised will be donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, with the remaining money going towards spreading acts of kindness across Northeast Mississippi. Anderson passed away after collapsing during a basketball game in March.
A softball game will be held in memory of late NEMCC police chief Anthony Anderson.
SUMMARY: The weather forecast for the upcoming days predicts mild temperatures with some rain. Today will be sunny and cool with highs around 62°F and a low near 35°F. Christmas Eve will be mostly sunny with highs around 66°F, but rain is expected on Christmas Day, starting around noon and continuing into the evening with a high of 69°F. The weather will remain mild through the weekend, with more rain likely on Friday and Saturday. After that, temperatures will cool, with a dry, cold start to January and a possible shift to colder conditions. A white Christmas is unlikely.
Christmas is almost here! Since many of you are traveling this holiday season, Rex is here to look at what the weather is doing and keep you informed.
SUMMARY: Walker Mim, a Mississippi high school baseball player, faced a life-altering Hodgkin’s Lymphoma diagnosis. Concerned about his son’s unusual throwing motion, Walker’s father prompted an MRI that revealed cancer instead of a shoulder injury. Despite the harsh treatments, Walker remained resilient. Make A Wish Mississippi granted him a wish to attend the World Series, marking a symbol of hope as he completed his treatment. Supported by his family and community, who wore “Walker Strong” bracelets, he found strength in his faith, particularly through Philippians 4:13. Thankfully, Walker is now feeling well and embracing life again.
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SUMMARY: Local shoppers in Tupelo are hopeful for a Target store after years of anticipation. Target filed plans in September for a store in the Barnes Crossing area near North Gloster Street and Interstate 22. The Tupelo City Council recently approved an agreement to incentivize the retailer, including infrastructure improvements to alleviate traffic. While some community members express excitement about the shopping options, Target has not confirmed its plans for Tupelo, as its future store openings do not currently include the city. Despite recent mixed earnings reports, company officials remain optimistic about their long-term prospects.
The City of Tupelo is now playing the waiting game for a possible Target store.
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